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Why Anonymous won't kill Facebook Nov. 5
Up to now, the attacks from Anonymous have targeted specific companies and government agencies. Now, they are threatening us where our addictions live.
When CNN picks up on the activities of Anonymous, you know the hacktivist organization has started to pick on the common folks and the things they crave.
Exhibit A: This CNN story about Anonymous threatening to take down Facebook Nov. 5:
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